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The ‘From’ field is supposed to be an e-mail address. If you put the email address in the ‘Joe Schmoe <js@email.com>’ format, you should be all set:
From: [item clientname] <[item clientemail]> Reply-To: [item clientname] <[item clientemail]>Also 1.6.9 contains another bug fix. It turns out the write method setting was not being used, so I guess try setting it to ‘direct’ again and see what happens.
I made some changes to the CSV download in 1.6.8 that may fix your problem.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Form Submissions Email IssuesNo problem. Unfortunately I don’t even know where to begin with your problem. There is nothing terribly special about the admin emails vs the ones you are sending elsewhere, except that the ‘to’ and ‘from’ fields are the same. I don’t know why one would send but not the other.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Form Submissions Email IssuesFor number 2, I have no idea why that happens, and it happens to me too. I think this has more to do with the host preventing spam than anything else, but that is just a guess. As for the first problem some hosts have funny rules about e-mails being sent to and from the same address, etc., so the only thing I can suggest is to check to make sure your WP admin e-mail address is one that is ‘registered’ with your host. Who is your host, btw?
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Checkbox PlacementYou could make a ‘list’ with only one item, and set the style to ‘checkbox’.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Read Only TextAreaAh.. I guess I left out some important details. For the link, you would have to put an actual HTML link into the note, and check the ‘HTML’ box. HTML links are easy, and this is a good description of how they work.
For the size / scrollbars, I was thinking of adding that as a feature, if that would suit your needs, since it seems like something that would be generally useful.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Which code for insert the form in my wp template?The function is
fm_doFormBySlug($formSlug). There are some other functions listed here. The shortcodes are just wrappers for these functions anyway, so you get all of the same functionality.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Change sender of mailYou could try ‘WP Better Emails’. Or you could use the custom e-mail notifications, though that is a bit more involved.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Read Only TextAreaMy first thought is that you could put the license agreement on another page, and just have a link to it on the form. That being said, what if you could specify a size for the ‘note’, and anything larger would cause it to have a vertical scrollbar?
Thanks for pointing that out. I just posted an update that should fix the problem.
Could you copy the page source and e-mail it to me? (campbellATcampbellhoffmanDOTcom) That will help me narrow it down. I think the file write is what is messing up. You could try going to Advanced Settings, at the very bottom, and setting the file write method to ‘direct’.
I don’t know if it was the problem, but I did find a bug in the download code. I just posted an update. Also after you click the download button there should be a link, ‘click here to download’, that appears below the button. I know its confusing, but its for security reasons.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] nicknames not saving in 1.6.0Yeah that is a bug. I just posted an update to fix it, 1.6.3.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Creating a blank field (place holder) for non required listI was playing with this and I figured out how to do ‘group required’. If you make a condition, ‘only require elements if…’, and make the test for the group of fields if each one is blank, as in, ‘if item 1 is empty AND if item 2 is empty AND …’, and then put each element under ‘applies to’, this has the desired effect. And if you want the little red star to appear for the element that isn’t empty, add a ‘require if’ condition below this one, and test if the element is not blank.